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oh shut the gently caress up, you know he won't tweet and you know you will still vote for him in the end so who gives a gently caress of all the toons posted stantis is still the one that pisses me off most of all because I know people who think like this and its extremely blatantly obvious they either don't give a single poo poo about politics or are shy Republicans looking for the slightest see through excuse to vote for the fascists
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Internet Kraken posted:Anyone insane enough to believe in something like Q isn't gonna be deterred by something like that. Its all part of the 4D chess game. It's like when Trump fired that one Breitbart gently caress, Steve Bannon or whoever he was, and everyone was convinced it was a masterstroke that freed him up to fight the swamp from outside the system.
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The tweeting is of course not the problem. It's a symptom of the problem. Stantis and other neocons have no problems with Trump policy. Just his phrasing. Trump himself is just a symptom of the modern Republican party. The policies would be the same or worse with Ted Cruz as president.
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Katt posted:The tweeting is of course not the problem. It's a symptom of the problem. Stantis and other neocons have no problems with Trump policy. Just his phrasing. ehhhh I bet foreign policy wouldn't be the same
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   Meet Sentinel Prime, the guy who had the job before Optimus. Normally he's a goodie two shoes but this version from the current comic run is an insane despot who's corrupt and pretty loving stupid. Megatron starts out as a communist miner who's pissed off at how lovely the Autobots are and starts The Decepticons. Only later does he turn evil after a failed robotomy.
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Stantis telling on himself here. The issue isn’t the policies Trump is doing, it’s just that Trump is talking about policies. Conservatives agree with everything Trump is doing they just want a facade of  to hide behind to pretend they aren’t monsters but Trump’s Twitter antics aren’t letting them have that
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Speaking as someone who was in kindergarten when Transformers was first airing its first two seasons in North America, I really didn't expect, as an adult, to have a decently written Transformers comic book. Shame it got rebooted recently due to some toy line BS (because it's still just a license from Hasbro in the end, and the corporate toy-selling still rules all in the end). 'The Autobots were centrist stooges for the Authoritarian government who rebelled against it far too late, while simultaneously opposing the actually revolutionary class-struggling Decepticons, who took their name from their political motto of 'You are being Deceived'', a line from Megatron, the blue-collar ex-miner voice of the uprising, all of which lead to millions of years of war in a pointless partisan civil war after the original tyrants had already been deposed' wasn't really something I expected when I was a younger adult, but it was good while it lasted.
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I know in Transformers Animated, the implication behind the Deceptions was that they were the underclass (Megatron calls out "Deceptions, Rise Up" every time he transforms, for instance) and the ruling party was corrupt as hell (Optimus only being part of said group due to a technicality and being punted to the furthest corners of the universe so he can't see/do anything about said corruption gives him a pass)
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Jurgan posted:Was this year slower than usual? I’m not sure, but don’t we normally get closer to 1000 pages? I'm not complaining. I actually caught up by the end of the year this time.
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Randalor posted:I know in Transformers Animated, the implication behind the Deceptions was that they were the underclass (Megatron calls out "Deceptions, Rise Up" every time he transforms, for instance) and the ruling party was corrupt as hell (Optimus only being part of said group due to a technicality and being punted to the furthest corners of the universe so he can't see/do anything about said corruption gives him a pass) iirc, In Transformers: Prime, Megatron was a lower-class gladiator who got tired of the ruling class BS and started an uprising, and Optimus (at the time Orion Pax) was a supportive friend of his who worked in clerical until the Decepticons went too far for his taste. It's funny how many versions there are of Megatron being a guy who gets fed up with ruling class poo poo and starts an eons-long war.
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Shinji2015 posted:iirc, In Transformers: Prime, Megatron was a lower-class gladiator who got tired of the ruling class BS and started an uprising, and Optimus (at the time Orion Pax) was a supportive friend of his who worked in clerical until the Decepticons went too far for his taste. Yeah, during season one Ratchet lays all that out in an expository flashback about how at the end of Cybertron's golden age the ruling council had gotten incredibly corrupt and ruled by oligarchs while most cybertronians lived drudge-filled lives barely making ends meet, and from that Megatronus (prior to shortening his name) arose as a dynamic leader of the resentful underclass. Orion was drawn to him because he was like the only one who not only identified what was wrong with society but also had a movement and plan to actually do something about it, but broke with him when Megatron was rejected by the council and began calling for armed insurrection and violent overthrow of the old order (and also to be named the next Prime, which is confusing as in-universe you only get to be a Prime if the god-spirit of Cybertron, Primus, chooses you so to be, but whatever). 
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hm the plot of this cartoon about shapeshifting alien robots with a magic god doesn't hold up!
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Dr. VooDoo posted:Stantis telling on himself here. The issue isn’t the policies Trump is doing, it’s just that Trump is talking about policies. Conservatives agree with everything Trump is doing they just want a facade of This is why when you point out he tweets like a teenager with dementia you'll usually get "Oh I don't pay attention to Twitter." Which okay fine you don't have a Twitter account or use social media much, but his tweets ARE official messages to the public. Seems pretty drat irresponsible to just not know anything he's saying all the time.
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Pants Donkey posted:Okay. Garrison's Pelosi has a great rack. Her arms are saggy, but not her boobs. Garrison's capacity to be horny for the people he hates knows no bound.
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i will never comprehend the thought processes of political pundits who essentially believe the president has two buttons marked “stock market go up” and “stock market go down”
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So..loving...close... Someone, for the love of god, remind him that trump appoints the head of the fed.
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One good 2019 moment to remember was Garrison being invited to one of Trump’s press dinners. Finally, after all these years, Daddy noticed him. Then mere days later, his invite was rescinded because the Trump admin was worried of being associated with him. 
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Cowcaster posted:i will never comprehend the thought processes of political pundits who essentially believe the president has two buttons marked “stock market go up” and “stock market go down” I don't think their "logic" even gets that far - it's just purely based on association and political convenience. It's just "bad man caused bad thing" and "our guy caused good thing". They were blaming Obama for high unemployment rates even before he took office. Cpt_Obvious posted:So..loving...close... That would just lead to a four-paragraph long rant about how it's obvious that Trump DESPERATELY wants to change things, but the Deep State nefariously forces him to do this. Along with a cartoon where Muscle Daddy Trump sternly frowns at a screaming, flailing Jay Powell (who has his midriff showing, of course).
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Cpt_Obvious posted:So..loving...close... the fed chair is spontaneously generated from a pile of greenbacks gosh I hope Trump does something about this soon!
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Why is the middle class represented by a cum soaked hand?
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the_steve posted:It's like when Trump fired that one Breitbart gently caress, Steve Bannon or whoever he was, and everyone was convinced it was a masterstroke that freed him up to fight the swamp from outside the system. I still love Paul Ryan getting hired by Fox News: "Paul is embarrassed about Trump and now he has the power to do something about it." You were Speaker of the House, dude. You had the power, you just chose not to use it. https://www.businessinsider.com/paul-ryan-position-fox-board-reign-in-trump-report-2019-9 Cpt_Obvious posted:So..loving...close... Garrison's favorite theme is "Trump is a super-effective strong leader who will fix all these bad things that coincidentally happened on his watch any day now." Pants Donkey posted:One good 2019 moment to remember was Garrison being invited to one of Trump’s press dinners. Finally, after all these years, Daddy noticed him. Specifically, because of the Rothschilds-Soros puppetry cartoon.
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WTF is a melt up? Did Garrison leave his crayons and graph paper too near the stove and have an epiphany?
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Iron Crowned posted:Why is the middle class represented by a cum soaked hand? I think the idea is that while the stock market is melting up, the middle class is melting down. Whale Vomit posted:WTF is a melt up? Did Garrison leave his crayons and graph paper too near the stove and have an epiphany? it's a real (and dumb) term for an asset bubble https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/melt-up.asp
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Iron Crowned posted:Why is the middle class represented by a cum soaked hand? Tried to grab the cum pass, but it slipped through.
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I forgot this was the year of the cum pass. That made politoons acceptable for awhile.
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seiferguy posted:I forgot this was the year of the cum pass. That made politoons acceptable for awhile. drat, that was this year? Seems so long ago.
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the_steve posted:drat, that was this year? Seems so long ago. Linear time is an illusion.
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his comics are just a collection of symbols I honestly don't think garrison puts any thought into. oh the money clown has his pinky in the air! there are people on this planet who look at that as a master stroke! "Did you see the pinky on the money clown? holy gently caress any day now!!" meanwhile, for him, it's just a job. what a pathetic wretch of a man he is.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:Linear time is an illusion. It's really Jeremy Bearamy.
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: Geez, that's practically a Garrison cartoon.   (and before you point it out: yes, Trump did send, and later delete, a tweet where he claimed part of his presidency was "stollen" by the investigations.)
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